Here's how voting works this time around: you can choose a winner of each of the five categories below (Cuteness, Congeniality, Talent, Giffability, Evening Wear). One animal will be declared a winner of each category, and whoever wins the most categories wins this round! Please campaign for your animal here in the comments and on Twitter with hashtags #TeamWalrus and #TeamElephant. May the best animal win!

CUTE-OFF

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Listen, I guess baby elephants are cute if you're into super boring things that everyone thinks are cute. Zzzzzzzzz. But if you're the type of person who likes to find your squees in unusual faces, look no further than the adorably mustached baby walrus in a bucket. I mean, he's in a bucket for starters. He's also an orphan. Are you really going to be the one to tell him he's not cute? That would be heartless.

-Summer Anne Burton

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Meet Anchali, the baby elephant who's proof that elephants aren't just normal animal cute, they are exceptionally, painfully cute. Take note of her floppy ears, her wee little trunk, and her fuzzy head and knees. Does everyone thinks she's cute? Yeah, maybe. But that's because LOOK AT HOW CUTE SHE IS. Frankly, I think that walrus up there would agree.

CONGENIALITY

There is probably nothing better than being snuggled by a walrus. I wouldn't know because my life has been missing this delight for far too long, but oh man does it look fucking great or what? That walrus loves cuddling. As far as I can tell, walruses only like a handful of things: sleeping, eating, cuddling, and occasionally swimming. THOSE ARE ALL OF THE THINGS THAT WE LIKE, GUYS. Voting for walruses in Congeniality is like giving yourself a pat on the back for being a-ok.

Let this scene sink in for a second. This is an adorably furry elephant — like, remarkably furry elephant — trying to be best friends with this mom and her baby, because that's just the kind of animals elephants are. They want to be your friend. Yes, they're freakin' huge. And they KNOW they're freakin' huge. But they want to just cuddle up with you and sit in your lap and nuzzle your face with their head fuzz. Nuzzling your face with head fuzz is probably the most congenial thing an animal can do.

TALENT

Here, a walrus plays the saxophone and then proceeds to dance the tango. COME AT ME, ELEPHANTS.

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Look, anybody can blow into a saxophone and wiggle around. I'm doing that as I type this. But not everybody can pick up a tiny little paint brush with their ginormous trunk and paint a masterpiece. OH, ALSO: this painting was sold for CHARITY. Because elephants use their talents for good — not just to show off.

EVENING WEAR

Shh, no one tell this WALRUS that wearing a DOG MASK doesn't really qualify as "evening wear." Walruses have troubling finding things in their size is all. That doesn't make them any less dashing, what with the mustaches and all.

Look, elephants aren't fancy folks. This elephant isn't in a stunning Valentino gown. He's in an adorable little raincoat. Because he's practical. He probably bought this raincoat at Sears, because that's just the kind of elephant he his — cute, smart, and savvy. And let's be honest, he's rockin' this raincoat. I mean, he's ROCKIN' this raincoat.